Ben
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Topics: 22 / Replies: 85
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Answer: Count Bandwidth Scheduled task infinite loop on Smartermail server

17 and same issue. Would really be useful if we could get a CLI output - is it possible?

6 years ago
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Answer: WHMCS Verifying your domain selection

This is a known bug / issue with WHMCS. See link for fix:

6 years ago
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Answer: WHMCS Resource Usage Report

Any ideas? I thought I could get the real resource allocation from the array returned by "getUserPackages" - but this just returns 0!

6 years ago
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Answer: WHMCS Resource Usage Report

Hi Marco, I have added the Addon via WHMCS - but the resource allowance doesn't update. I had a quick look at the WHMCS module source code, and it s...

6 years ago
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Answer: Count Bandwidth Scheduled task infinite loop on Smartermail server

I'm on SM 16 now 🙁 For those packages (Email Only) I don't even have bandwidth logging enabled and it *still* freezes on them. I'm wondering if this...

6 years ago
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Answer: Count Bandwidth Scheduled task infinite loop on Smartermail server

Ok, not sure if red herring. But I've got bandwidth collection running now and correctly counting the bandwidth for packages until it reaches an "Ema...

6 years ago
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Answer: Count Bandwidth Scheduled task infinite loop on Smartermail server

This is still an issue. Installed a brand new SmarterMail install - but same thing occurs. Running the bandwidth calculator loops over and over, sen...

6 years ago
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Answer: Set “Dedicated Application Pool” flag to false

What I'm saying is, you can safely run PHP processes under a shared application pool, as you make them impersonate the anonymous user on script execut...

7 years ago
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Answer: Set “Dedicated Application Pool” flag to false

What I'm saying is, you can safely run PHP processes under a shared application pool, as you make them impersonate the anonymous user on script execut...

7 years ago
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Answer: Set “Dedicated Application Pool” flag to false

For PHP Fastcgi (for example) - even though the Taskmgr user is listed as "NETWORK SERVICE" (ala the app pool) - it impersonates the Anonymous user, s...

7 years ago
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Answer: Set “Dedicated Application Pool” flag to false

Oh really? I thought they would run under the anonymous user permissions (certainly for PHP and ASP I have tested that to be true). So .NET is differe...

7 years ago
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Answer: Set “Dedicated Application Pool” flag to false

P.s. Also, just to check - the shared application pools should be running under the "NETWORK SERVICE" account? I've not come across that before!

7 years ago
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